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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2020 · 25 MIN

JNQP 16 090720 Whittier Skeletal Remains Chris Monroy Interview

from Japan Nick's Rock and Metal Pandemonium · host Japan Nick's Rock and Metal Pandemonium

Japan Nick's Quarantine Podcast Episode 16 090720 Skeletal Remains Chris Monroy Interview Skeletal Remains's Singer/guitarist gave Japan Nick an interview about his band's new album The Entombment of Chaos. We spoke about how Chris got his first guitar and learned about his music education over the years including taking a lesson from Mantic Ritual, Warbringer, Gygax, and now Volcano guitarist Jeff Potts. He told me about performing in Japan at the Asasuka Deathfest as well as on another trip to Japan scoring some amazing vinyl. We talked about the 3 singles for the album and what it means to release a single for a band in 2020. We looked back on the Decibel Magazine flexi disc exclusive Planetary Genocide. We discussed working with legendary death metal producer Dan Swano and his work on Planetary Genocide, Devouring Mortality and The Embodiment of Chaos. We also discussed recording techniques. https://soundcloud.com/japan-nick/012716-cd2-skeletal-remains-interview My first Skeletal Remains interview

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